https://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/blue-autonomy-opens-online-academy-with-39-self-paced-courses-for-ship-performance-staff-14160105The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-20T18:12:43.000ZBlue Autonomy opens online academy with 39 self‑paced courses for ship performance staffhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/sanmar-delivers-escort-tug-to-greek-svs-joint-venture-for-piraeus-operations-14160124The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-20T18:11:43.000ZSanmar delivers escort tug to Greek SVS joint venture for Piraeus operationshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/lng-shipping-index-slips-while-median-stock-losses-remain-modest-14100109The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-20T15:16:24.000ZLNG shipping index slips while median stock losses remain modesthttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/port-of-dover-publishes-2026-harbour-festival-report-dated-20-october-2026-14130007The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-20T15:15:56.000ZPort of Dover publishes '2026 Harbour Festival Report' dated 20 October 2026https://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/dft-publishes-september-2026-workforce-management-transparency-data-14130019The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-20T15:15:31.000ZDfT publishes September 2026 workforce management transparency datahttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/seaborne-coal-trade-rebounds-in-2026-as-asian-energy-disruption-reshapes-flows-14100108The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-20T12:14:20.000ZSeaborne coal trade rebounds in 2026 as Asian energy disruption reshapes flowshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/baltic-dry-index-rises-47-points-to-2-593-report-shows-14100107The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-20T12:13:52.000ZBaltic Dry Index rises 47 points to 2,593, report showshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/mmo-report-says-marine-licences-have-enabled-projects-from-harbour-bridges-to-oyster-reefs-14100044The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-20T12:13:21.000ZMMO report says marine licences have enabled projects from harbour bridges to oyster reefshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/chinese-port-stocks-climb-2-85mt-report-expects-soft-iron-ore-trade-13950120The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-20T09:17:47.000ZChinese port stocks climb 2.85Mt; report expects soft iron ore tradehttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/golden-island-supplies-about-5-000-mt-of-iscc-certified-bio-ethanol-to-maersk-ship-in-singapore-13950119The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-20T09:17:13.000ZGolden Island supplies about 5,000 mt of ISCC-certified bio‑ethanol to Maersk ship in Singaporehttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/korean-register-launches-pilot-of-kr-cyber-resilience-platform-to-support-iacs-ur-e26-compliance-13950118The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-20T09:16:26.000ZKorean Register launches pilot of KR Cyber Resilience Platform to support IACS UR E26 compliancehttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/euroseas-fixes-2-556-teu-feeder-m-v-em-corfu-for-up-to-14-months-and-sells-sister-vessel-13950117The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-20T06:12:26.000ZEuroseas fixes 2,556 teu feeder M/V EM Corfu for up to 14 months and sells sister vesselhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/ningbo-containerized-freight-index-quoted-at-2-496-8-for-week-ending-16-october-2026-13950116The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-20T06:12:00.000ZNingbo Containerized Freight Index quoted at 2,496.8 for week ending 16 October 2026https://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/wingd-records-first-in-service-ethanol-run-as-tangier-maersk-completes-us-bunkering-and-voyage-13950115The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-20T06:11:31.000ZWinGD records first in-service ethanol run as Tangier Maersk completes US bunkering and voyagehttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/danica-says-turnover-must-be-managed-as-closely-as-retention-to-protect-ship-operations-13950114The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-20T03:13:41.000ZDanica says turnover must be managed as closely as retention to protect ship operationshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/xclusiv-product-tanker-freight-staged-an-extraordinary-rally-from-early-august-to-mid-october-13950113The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-20T03:13:13.000ZXclusiv: product tanker freight staged an "extraordinary" rally from early August to mid‑Octoberhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/intermanager-research-exposes-decades-of-failings-in-enclosed-space-safety-13950112The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-20T03:12:43.000ZInterManager research exposes decades of failings in enclosed‑space safetyhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/review-of-imo-fatality-reports-finds-hydrogen-sulphide-deaths-during-routine-work-outside-enclosed-spaces-13950110The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-20T00:13:06.000ZReview of IMO fatality reports finds hydrogen sulphide deaths during routine work outside enclosed spaceshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/report-ports-must-balance-growth-with-communities-and-nature-to-unlock-blue-economy-13950111The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-20T00:12:32.000ZReport: Ports Must Balance Growth with Communities and Nature to Unlock Blue Economyhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/full-steam-ahead-department-for-transport-publishes-report-on-new-bradford-station-13980018The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-20T00:12:04.000ZFull steam ahead: Department for Transport publishes report on new Bradford stationhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/middle-eastern-buyers-drive-more-than-60-rise-in-quarter-of-tanker-purchases-report-says-13950109The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-19T21:11:49.000ZMiddle Eastern buyers drive more than 60% rise in quarter of tanker purchases, report sayshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/el-nino-established-shipbroker-warns-timing-and-location-will-shape-2027-freight-risk-13950108The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-19T21:11:21.000ZEl Niño established; shipbroker warns timing and location will shape 2027 freight riskhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/baltic-dry-index-ends-10-day-slide-as-larger-ships-rebound-13950107The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-19T21:10:58.000ZBaltic Dry Index ends 10-day slide as larger ships reboundhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/tanker-on-fire-after-hitting-mine-in-strait-of-hormuz-guards-say-13920109The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-19T18:14:33.000ZTanker on fire after hitting mine in Strait of Hormuz, Guards sayhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/online-auction-announced-for-4-917t-tanker-zj2026-0064-with-half-hour-bidding-window-on-3-november-2026-13920108The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-19T18:14:13.000ZOnline auction announced for 4,917t tanker ZJ2026‑0064 with half‑hour bidding window on 3 November 2026https://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/atpi-greece-marks-50-years-as-athens-grows-into-atpi-marine-travel-hub-13920107The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-19T18:13:52.000ZATPI Greece marks 50 years as Athens grows into ATPI Marine Travel hubhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/thai-union-appoints-zunibal-to-upgrade-electronic-monitoring-on-indian-ocean-tuna-longliners-13890124The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-19T15:11:01.000ZThai Union appoints Zunibal to upgrade electronic monitoring on Indian Ocean tuna longlinershttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/apc-appoints-sales-lead-for-gulf-after-international-team-expansion-13890123The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-19T15:10:42.000ZAPC appoints sales lead for Gulf after international team expansionhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/holland-america-line-gives-5-000-to-dover-sailing-club-for-four-new-dinghies-13890007The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-19T15:10:17.000ZHolland America Line gives £5,000 to Dover sailing club for four new dinghieshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/industry-paper-offers-practical-input-for-uk-maritime-fuel-standard-13860107The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-19T12:12:31.000ZIndustry paper offers practical input for UK maritime fuel standardhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/lng-shipping-under-pressure-as-vessel-supply-outweighs-cargo-demand-13860106The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-19T12:12:07.000ZLNG shipping under pressure as vessel supply outweighs cargo demandhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/dft-approves-temporary-land-use-and-closure-of-tackley-level-crossing-for-oxford-phase-2a-13860019The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-19T12:11:40.000ZDfT approves temporary land use and closure of Tackley level crossing for Oxford Phase 2Ahttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/singapore-fuel-oil-stocks-fall-7-despite-rise-in-net-imports-13710115The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-19T09:14:11.000ZSingapore fuel oil stocks fall 7% despite rise in net importshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/eidesvik-s-psv-viking-avant-extended-on-contract-with-equinor-to-end-of-2027-13830103The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-19T09:13:35.000ZEidesvik’s PSV Viking Avant extended on contract with Equinor to end of 2027https://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/department-for-transport-publishes-provisional-road-casualty-statistics-for-year-ending-june-2026-13830014The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-19T09:13:10.000ZDepartment for Transport publishes provisional road casualty statistics for year ending June 2026https://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/two-killed-in-saudi-helicopter-crash-as-tanker-attacks-heighten-risk-to-hormuz-13710114The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-19T06:16:08.000ZTwo killed in Saudi helicopter crash as tanker attacks heighten risk to Hormuzhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/drewry-intra-asia-box-index-slips-3-to-1-453-as-congestion-eases-13710113The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-19T06:15:45.000ZDrewry: Intra‑Asia box index slips 3% to $1,453 as congestion easeshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/report-highlights-mismatch-between-trade-data-and-customs-intelligence-needs-13710112The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-19T06:15:15.000ZReport highlights mismatch between trade data and customs intelligence needshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/sinking-of-singapore-flagged-ship-has-not-halted-commercial-transits-through-hormuz-13710111The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-19T03:11:17.000ZSinking of Singapore-flagged ship has not halted commercial transits through Hormuzhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/rotterdam-b30-vlsfo-premium-over-vlsfo-narrows-to-174-mt-after-week-on-week-gains-13710110The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-19T03:10:53.000ZRotterdam: B30-VLSFO premium over VLSFO narrows to $174/mt after week-on-week gainshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/japan-to-offer-state-backed-p-i-and-partial-cargo-and-hull-cover-for-oil-and-lng-shipments-13710109The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-19T03:10:24.000ZJapan to offer state-backed P&I and partial cargo and hull cover for oil and LNG shipmentshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/asia-us-container-rates-mixed-as-extended-peak-season-wanes-us-gulf-tanker-rates-steady-13710108The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-19T00:11:43.000ZAsia–US container rates mixed as extended peak season wanes; US Gulf tanker rates steadyhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/38-maritime-organisations-listed-in-extortion-leak-report-points-to-single-vendor-link-13710107The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-19T00:11:09.000Z38 maritime organisations listed in extortion leak; report points to single vendor linkhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/government-report-urges-action-to-curb-noise-and-antisocial-behaviour-on-buses-and-trains-13740014The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-19T00:10:39.000ZGovernment report urges action to curb noise and antisocial behaviour on buses and trainshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/monitor-finds-vlcc-sailing-speeds-diverging-as-regional-ballast-patterns-shift-13710106The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-18T21:11:49.000ZMonitor finds VLCC sailing speeds diverging as regional ballast patterns shifthttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/vlcc-indices-rise-on-key-routes-as-baltic-tces-strengthen-report-shows-13710105The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-18T21:11:25.000ZVLCC indices rise on key routes as Baltic TCEs strengthen, report showshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/report-waiver-under-us-consideration-could-return-sanctioned-tankers-to-trade-13710104The Maritime Gazetteen2026-10-18T21:10:55.000ZReport: Waiver under US consideration could return sanctioned tankers to trade